The new Eau de Parfum
Born from opposing tensions, each with its own distinct nature: contemplation and intuition, matter and transparency, the sacred and the mind.
Santo gathers flame, resin and incense into a warm, smoky meditation, close to the skin.
Ventuno begins in the instant before intuition: a limpid freshness settling into a musky, soft and luminous base.
Santo
Inspired by Saint Ambrose, patron saint of Milan, Santo translates spirituality, discipline and elegance into a composition that is at once enveloping and essential.
The fragrance opens with the brightness of Italian bergamot, lifted by the spiced vibration of Madagascar black pepper and the resinous transparency of Philippine elemi, which brings a warm, almost mineral depth.
At the heart, the dual cedar — Atlas and Virginia — meets Haitian vetiver and Indonesian patchouli in a dry, refined, and architectural structure. At the base, Somali olibanum, myrrh, a leather accord and musk build a trail of character, where incense sheds its ritual stiffness and turns into something intimate, intriguing and unmistakably modern.
Ventuno
Ventuno draws on a little-known chapter in Albert Einstein's life: the years he spent in Milan, from 1894 to 1900, at number 21 of Via Bigli.
The fragrance reads genius not as distance or complexity but as curiosity, intuition and creative freedom. It opens with the vibrant brightness of Italian bergamot, clementine and lemon, threaded through with a green tea accord that brings air and transparency.
At the heart, pink pepper lends movement to the softer shades of magnolia and white flowers.
The base, Indonesian patchouli, Virginia cedarwood, musk and Ambrofix build a crystalline and lasting trail, like a thought that leaves a mark.
